Facilitated by Rev. Cindy Cline ILLLI, and Carolyn Taylor

Reclaiming Life When illness, loss, or trauma shakes your world, it’s natural to ask, “When will I get my life back?” The hard truth is – you won’t get your old life back. But you can create a new one. A life shaped by what you’ve been through, but not defined by it. A life that is still yours to live, to love, and to make meaningful again.

Participants will:
* Reconnect with their bodies, emotions, and sense of meaning
* Gain a practical tool for healing and growth
* Foster a supportive community of survivors and thrivers
*Learn to honor the journey while shaping a meaningful future

Cost $45. Purchase tickets here.

About Carolyn Taylor: Carolyn Taylor has traveled the world working for the United Nations in New York. She specialized in setting up and administering 15 landmine clearance programs throughout the globe. She served as a landmine specialist for the US Army for 10 years which took her to war zones in Bosnia, Afghanistan, Namibia, and Kuwait. Carolyn earned masters degrees from The George Washington University in Washington DC and Case Western Reserve University in Ohio. Neither of these have anything to do with her career. She was divinely guided to a life of adventure.

About Rev. Cindy Cline: Rev. Cindy Cline is an interfaith minister ordained through ILLI (Institute for Leadership and Lifelong Learning International). She is an associate minister at Unity of Houston and currently serves as director of Pastoral Care, Sacred Service Ministry. Cindy has served in numerous positions during her 38-year tenure: director of volunteers, communications director, media/pr director, and 14 years as executive director. Cindy is a life mastery coach and consultant certified through the Brave Thinking Institute. She is a certified pet chaplain and cofounder of Unity’s Animal Kinship Ministry. She is a motivational/keynote speaker and the author of the book Always Hope, which brought light to suicide prevention through TV and radio interviews. She has served on various boards advocating for persons with disabilities. Her passion is animals and helping people to live a life of purpose and joy.